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About Us
CASH NSBE Jr.
NSBE Jr. Chapter - Creative and Striving Hard (C.A.S.H.) to Succeed, is a Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program of the National Society of Black Engineers. The program is designed to stimulate an interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. The goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees. Our mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.
Staying Active!
Our program offers a wide variety of exposure in various areas. Members will be able to participate in:
- Industry Tours & Trips
- Competition Teams
- Conference Attendance
- Tutoring and Mentoring
- Hands-On Experiments
- Leadership Positions
- NSBE Bridge Magazine
- African American History
- Meeting professional Engineers and Scientists
- Community and Social Events
- Scholarships and MORE!
Join Us in 2026! In Person STEM Sessions
September 13, October 11, Novermber 8, December 6
- Explore STEM Hands-on Activities
- Explore Physical Science Practices in Fun and Engaging ways
- Join our STEM Competition Teams
- Explore Robotics, Drones, Wind Turbines, RC Cars
Swearing in ceremony
Leadership Team (2026-2027)
CASH NSBE Jr Student Leaders
Celebrating Our Success!
CASH NSBE Jr. Award Winning Chapter – C.A.S.H.ing In
From our humble beginnings in 2013, with only 13 charter members, CASH NSBE Jr. has grown to be an elite chapter that has exposed hundreds to STEM. Certainly the chapter’s hard work and dedication has been rewarded with numerous recognitions. On April 1, 2017, at the 43rd National Convention in Kansas City, MO, the Chapter was named the NSBE Jr. Chapter of the Year and the Region II NSBE Jr. Chapter of the Year. Fulfilling our mission to expose underrepresented youth to STEM, the chapter operates under the following tenets
- STEM Engagement
- Engineering Diversity
- Community Involvement
- Cultural Engagement
Looking ahead and pressing forward, our programs and activities continued to shine. At the 50th National Convention in Atlanta, GA (#NSBE50) Chapter member Gavin Goldring received Golden Torch recognition as Pre-College Initiative Student of the Year. At the 44th National Convention in Pittsburgh, PA, the Chapter repeated as the NSBE Jr. Chapter of the Year. Additionally, chapter members Malcolm Brown and Kenadi Wilkerson received Golden Torch recognition as Pre-College Initiative Students of the Year. Our member, Dia Brown was the recipient of the Inaugural Founder Edward Barnette Jr. Community Impact $5000 Scholarship.
Republished with permission, NSBE Bridge magazine
Copyright © 2020, National Society of Black Engineers
- NSBE Bridge Magazine Summer 2017
- NSBE Bridge Magazine Winter 2017
- NSBE Convention Magazine 2018
- NSBE Magazine Convention 2019
CASH NSBE Jr. plays a valuable role in developing the next generation of STEM leaders. Let us help you change the face of STEM in Southern Maryland. Contact us at cash_nsbejr@yahoo.com if you’re interested in joining this dynamic chapter.
(Clockwise from front) Samirah Brown, Dorien Minor, Jocelyn Berry, and Taylor Jackson
